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Email Signature Generator

A Professional Signature in Two Minutes

Fill in your details, drop in your logo, and copy a clean, branded HTML signature straight into Gmail, Outlook or Apple Mail.

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Logo not showing for recipients? Email clients often strip embedded images. Host your logo at a public URL (you can use any image host) and paste that link in the Logo URL field for the most reliable result.

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How to Make a Professional Email Signature

A clean email signature quietly markets your brand on every message you send. It adds credibility, makes you easy to contact, and reinforces your logo and colors. This generator builds a tidy, table-based HTML signature that holds its layout across Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail.

Add it to Gmail

  1. Fill in your details and click Copy signature.
  2. In Gmail, open Settings - See all settings - General - Signature.
  3. Create a new signature, paste, and save changes.

Add it to Outlook / Apple Mail

In Outlook, go to Settings - Mail - Compose and reply, then paste into the signature box. In Apple Mail, paste into Preferences - Signatures (untick Always match my default font).

Best practices

My logo doesn't appear for recipients - why?

You likely uploaded it (base64), which many clients block. Use the Logo URL field with a publicly hosted image instead.

Making your signature logo display correctly everywhere

Email apps treat images very differently. These choices, made in the generator, prevent the most common problems:

ChoiceRecommendationAvoids
Logo sourceLogo URL (hosted image)Logos arriving as attachments, Gmail’s 10,000-character limit
Logo filePNG exported at 2× the logo width you setBlurry logos on phones and retina screens
Logo width150–250 px for horizontal logos, 60–90 px for iconsSignatures that dominate the email
File sizeUnder 50 KBSlow loading and bloated threads
BackgroundSolid white or a light outline for dark logosInvisible logos in dark mode

Where to host the logo

Upload the PNG to your own website (for example yourdomain.com/email/logo.png) and paste that address into the Logo URL field. Open the address in a private browser window to confirm it loads without logging in. Shared-drive links are usually not direct image addresses and break in email.

Pasting into Gmail and Outlook

Gmail: click Copy signature, then open Settings → See all settings → Signature → Create new, paste, and save at the bottom of the page. Outlook (new and web): Settings → Accounts → Signatures, paste and save. Classic Outlook for Windows: File → Options → Mail → Signatures. The generator sets explicit image dimensions so Outlook’s display scaling does not enlarge the logo.

Test before rolling out

Send a message to accounts on Gmail, Outlook and an iPhone, and view each in light and dark mode. Reply and forward once to see how the signature survives a thread. The email signature logo guide has a troubleshooting table for huge, blurry, missing and dark-mode logos.

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